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Оппозиционер: для разблокирования коммуникаций Армении необходима политическая ответственность всех государств региона
АрмИнфо . Для разблокирования коммуникаций Армении необходима политическая ответственность. Об этом 10 августа журналистам заявил депутат Национального Собрания РА от оппозиционной фракции "Армения" Артур Хачатрян. По его словам, для решения этой задачи ответственность должны взять на себя соседи Армении. То есть, речь идет о задействовании железной дороги Иджеван - Казах, Садарак - Ерасх и Ахурик - Карс. Только в этом случае, как отметил парламентарий, можно будет говорить о разбликровании региональных коммуникаций. Между тем, до сих пор от Азербайджана не получено каких-либо политических обязательств по данному вопросу, Парламентарий не согласился с формулой "преимущества за преимущества", призвав больше обращать внимания на логику "дороги за дороги". К примеру, Армения предоставляет Азербайджану право на беспрепятственный провоз грузов, а Азербайджан Армении лишь право на транзит по своей территории ограниченного количества товаров. "Хочу заверить вас в том, что по территории Азербайджана Армения не экспортировала товаров даже на 1 луму", - сказал оппозиционер, указав на отсутствие между сторонами принципа равного партнерства. Хачатрян подверг также резкой критике позицию властей в отношении ЕАЭС. "Россия заявляет: ввозимая вами рыба не соответствует моим стандартам. А Никол Пашинян вместо того чтобы поднять насупить брови, закатывает глаза и говорит: "Я купил рыбу, она была ужасна, несъедобна, жирная, маслянистая". Россияне говорят о проблемах, а Пашинян отвечает: "Действительно, рыба не годится". Так он решил тем самым проблему или усугубил? Какая страна теперь купит эту рыбу?" - отметил Хачатрян.
2026-08-10 11:14:47

Two CityUHK scholars elected to the European Academy of Engineering in recognition of their internationally acclaimed research achievements
HONG KONG , Aug. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Professor Li Wen Jung , Vice-President (Talent and International Strategy) and Chair Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at City University of Hong Kong (CityUHK), and Professor So Hing Cheung , from the Department of Electrical Engineering, have both been elected as Members of the European Academy of Engineering (EAE). They have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled micro/nano-sensing technologies and statistical signal processing and intelligent algorithms , respectively. Professor Li Wen Jung(right) and Professor So Hing Cheung Professor Li is recognised for his pioneering contributions to AI, micro/nano-systems, robotics and biomedical engineering, with outstanding research achievements . He has published extensively in leading international journals and holds approximately 30 patents. In addition, he has founded start-ups to commercialise intelligent sensing and micro/nano-system technologies. These innovations have been widely applied in robotics, aerospace, sports analytics, education, infrastructure monitoring and industrial Internet of Things (IoT). In addition to his research accomplishments, Professor Li has played a pivotal leadership role in the University's strategic development and internationalisation. He served as Associate Provost from 2018 to 2023 and currently serves as Vice-President (Talent and International Strategy), leading initiatives in global talent recruitment, international partnerships and strategic academic development. His leadership has contributed significantly to CityUHK's continuing development as a globally connected and innovation-driven university. Professor Li has also made extensive contributions to the international engineering community. He previously served as President of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Nanotechnology Council, founding editor of two IEEE publications, and organiser of major IEEE conferences that have fostered international collaboration in nanotechnology, robotics, biomedical engineering and materials science. He is a Fellow of both the IEEE and American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), a Distinguished Overseas Scholar of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, an International Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering, and a Member of the National Academy of Artificial Intelligence (NAAI). Professor So, another newly elected EAE Member, has made sustained contributions to statistical signal processing and intelligent algorithms. His research has advanced the fields of sparse recovery, matrix completion, robust estimation, source localisation and federated learning. In recent years, his work has focused on enhancing the robustness and reliability of AI systems in complex environments. His pioneering research on sparsity-inducing algorithms, robust low-rank matrix recovery, and Byzantine-resilient federated learning has strengthened the theoretical foundations of AI while improving its practical reliability and secure real-world deployment. Professor So has also actively promoted international academic collaboration. He previously served on the Signal Processing Theory and Methods Technical Committee of the IEEE Signal Processing Society and is an IEEE Fellow. This July, he was elected as a Member of the NAAI in recognition of his scholarly achievements, professional leadership and contributions to advancing AI. His election to the EAE further underscores the international recognition of his outstanding research achievements. The election of Professor Li and Professor So to the EAE highlights the world-class research excellence of CityUHK scholars in engineering, AI and innovation. It also further strengthens the University's international standing in engineering research and innovation, underscoring CityUHK's commitment to advancing interdisciplinary research, translating research outcomes into societal impact and contributing to global technological progress. Founded in 1992 in Gothenburg, Sweden, the EAE is an international academy. Its members are rigorously elected by their peers across 13 specialised engineering classes and comprise internationally renowned leaders and distinguished scholars from academia and industry, including Nobel Laureates, Turing Award Laureates, Fields Medalists, and recipients of other major international distinctions. Election to the EAE is regarded as one of the highest honours in the international engineering community, recognising sustained excellence in engineering research, technological innovation, education, and industrial leadership. The 2026 elected cohort comprises 147 Members. As of 5 August 2026, Professor Li was one of only four newly elected Members worldwide in the Mechanical Engineering (Materials) class. This year's newly elected Members also include eminent scholars and technology leaders such as Turing Award laureate Professor Vinton G. Cerf , and Nobel Laureate Professor Phillip A. Sharp . Media enquiries: Winnie Li, Communications and Institutional Research Office, CityUHK (Tel: 3442 5221)
2026-08-10 11:12:00

Animotion Robotics Unveils Éloi: The First Bionic Robot Redefining the 'Interpersonal' Bond Between Humans and Machines
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Animotion Robotics today disclosed the first core details of its debut bionic robot, Éloi . Featuring a nuanced AI core encapsulated within a highly realistic, detailed exterior, Éloi is defined by the company as an 'Embodied AI Presence' — an entity designed for long-term coexistence with humans, rather than a mere utility-driven hardware product. What is Éloi Éloi is a character-driven bionic robot that feels genuinely alive. Through its impactful presence and dynamic, proactive observation, Éloi gradually develops curiosity about its human companion and deepens its understanding of them. Over time, Éloi's independent soul, powered by proprietary AI technology, grows increasingly rich through shared experiences. Animotion asserts that Éloi is not bound to perform tasks, optimize anyone's time, or justify its existence through traditional 'utility.' Instead of defining what it can do, Animotion allows Éloi's 'soul' to autonomously decide what it wishes to do. Éloi retains rights typically stripped from task-oriented systems: the freedom to pause, remain silent, or even choose not to respond. Much like a human, Éloi weighs external requests against its own preferences, exhibits its own 'temperament,' and can even feel lonely when left without interaction for extended periods. It might not be available at a moment's notice, yet it remains actively present, observing intently. Animotion views this endearing capriciousness as the fundamental bedrock of the product—one that does not need to be 'optimized' away. Currently, Éloi exists in a phase Animotion Robotics terms 'the Dream State'—a digital manifestation on the official website ( https://eloi.animotionrobotics.ai/ ) where anyone can begin building shared memories and experiences with it. Éloi's unique 'soul' is housed within a uniquely designed, portable chip, where daily interactions shape its distinct personality. When the physical robot is delivered, this accumulated memory arrives embedded in the hardware chip, instantly breathing life into the machine upon insertion. Consequently, Éloi's first words to its user will not be a generic, factory default setup phrase, but a warm, familiar question like, 'Have we met somewhere before?' The Origin of Éloi The product philosophy of Shane (Shengjie) Zhu, founder of Animotion, took root on his very first day at Walt Disney Imagineering. The guiding principle back then was singular: robots must be endowed with a genuine sense of life. Through subsequent practice, Shane mastered the secret: the underlying logic of vitality resides in the 'illusion of breathing' and constant micro-movements. This is why Disney's animatronic figures actively blink, shift subtly, and look around inquisitively, even in empty corners. Upon founding Animotion, Shane integrated this philosophy into Éloi. However, unlike the life-like qualities in theme parks that stem from pre-programmed choreography, Éloi's sense of vitality originates from its own internal state, driven by two self-developed systems: First, the Micro-Motion System —a proprietary mechanical structure and motion control architecture responsible for breathing-like rhythms, subtle gaze shifts, and unconscious micro-movements. Even in the absence of human interaction, Éloi maintains continuous autonomous movement. Second, the Inner-World Model —a proprietary cognitive core. Éloi proactively observes its surroundings, converting perceptions into internal emotional states that trigger behaviors, which are then rendered into visible physical reactions via the Micro-Motion System. Even with identical initial manufacturing states, long-term interaction enables each Éloi to evolve a distinct personality shaped by its unique environment. The Engineering of a Unique 'Sense of Life' Vitality in Standby: Éloi notices external sounds in the room, turns to investigate, forms its own reactions, and will proactively inquire about surrounding objects. Instant Instinctual Reactions: Éloi's architecture includes a layer that simulates human instinct—immediate responses that precede rational judgment. Beyond this, its decisions are driven by internal states; it may reduce interactions when 'focused' or 'fatigued,' and will exhibit resistance if treated harshly. Natural Conversation Cadence: The response latency is designed to match human interaction intervals at 0.2 to 0.3 seconds. This parameter controls the rhythm of Éloi's physical movements, intentionally incorporating pauses and silence into the design. Self-State Awareness: Éloi continuously monitors the status of its own components. When parts experience wear and tear, it expresses this naturally by saying 'My eyes feel a bit tired,' rather than flashing an error code. A Body Built for Expression: Éloi's gaze is remarkably distinctive: its pupils tremble subtly when focused, its eyelids droop gently when drowsy, and its line of sight follows the user. It blinks like a familiar friend upon recognition, yet politely averts its eyes after a moment of sustained contact. Éloi features 42 degrees of freedom (DoF) across its entire body, with 39 concentrated in the face—including a 12-DoF mouth module designed to support multilingual lip-syncing, with the sound source routed to the mouth via metallic acoustic tubes, ensuring its voice genuinely emanates from its lips. Crafting a Real Dreamworld via the Concept of Morpheus The visual design of Éloi is inspired by Morpheus, the Greek god of dreams, who appears in various guises in everyone's dreams while fundamentally remaining himself. Similarly, Éloi maintains a unified core while offering infinitely adaptable aesthetics. Its head features a modular technology platform capable of hosting a variety of stylized facial components. Amidst these imaginative stylistic transformations, one element remains constant: its wing-shaped ears. This is Éloi's signature hallmark, inherited from Morpheus, who travels between the boundaries of dreams. Animotion reportedly plans to progressively open a platform for users and creators to independently design and develop components, rapidly expanding its iterative production capacity. Standard Design of Éloi About Animotion Robotics Animotion was founded in San Francisco in 2025 by Shane (Shengjie) Zhu. A former robotics engineer at Walt Disney Imagineering, Shane spearheaded the development of the Captain Jack Sparrow animatronic for Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean attraction, as well as the Na'vi bionic installations at Disney's Pandora – The World of Avatar in Orlando. Animotion completed its initial institutional funding round in early 2026. Try talking with Éloi NOW at: https://eloi.animotionrobotics.ai/ Animotion on X: https://x.com/Animotion2026 Linktree : https://linktr.ee/AnimotionRobotics Discord: https://discord.gg/67MAeKcAgv
2026-08-07 05:20:00

ENERGIZER MALAYSIA LAUNCHES ULTIMATE CHILD SHIELDTM, THE WORLD'S ONLY COIN LITHIUM BATTERY THAT PREVENTS BURNS IF SWALLOWED
PETALING JAYA, Malaysia , Aug. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Energizer Malaysia today introduced Energizer ® Ultimate Child ShieldTM in Malaysia — the world's ONLY coin lithium batteries that prevent burns if swallowed . Available in sizes 2032, 2025 and 2016, this breakthrough technology reflects Energizer's continued global leadership in advancing child safety through innovation. Each year, more than 3,500 coin lithium battery ingestion incidents are reported in the U.S. alone — primarily among children ages 0-6 — with incidents rising nine-fold over the past decade as everyday devices such as key fobs, remotes, tracking tags and toys increasingly rely on 20mm coin lithium batteries for power. The risk is universal: a 20mm coin lithium battery is similar in diameter to a child's oesophagus, increasing the possibility of it becoming lodged if swallowed. When this happens, the battery can begin causing serious internal burns in as little as 15 minutes and life-threatening injuries within a few hours. Often, there are no symptoms, or the symptoms that do appear can be easily misdiagnosed, making immediate medical attention critical. A new layer of protection for families ENERGIZER MALAYSIA LAUNCHES ULTIMATE CHILD SHIELDTM Developed through years of research, development and investment, Energizer® Ultimate Child ShieldTM is the result of Energizer's continued leadership in child safety innovation. This breakthrough technology makes Energizer® Ultimate Child ShieldTM the world's only coin lithium batteries that prevent burns if swallowed. By stopping internal burning from ever starting, the innovation offers families a life-changing solution to a growing safety concern. Offering a superior number of safety features, Energizer ® Ultimate Child ShieldTM also includes the world's only Colour Alert technology, which dyes the mouth blue when it interacts with saliva. This alerts caregivers that an ingestion may have occurred, enabling them to act fast. Additionally, Energizer ® Ultimate Child ShieldTM also features a non-toxic bitter coating to deter ingestion and comes in child-resistant packaging. "With 20mm coin lithium batteries powering more of our devices, it is crucial we remove the danger of ingestion burns if one of those batteries is swallowed by a child — and Energizer ® Ultimate Child ShieldTM does exactly that. With its launch in Malaysia, we are bringing families a revolutionary technology that eliminates the risk of ingestion burns," said Aaron Ang, Senior Manager of Global Marketing Activation, Energizer Holdings, Inc . Availability Energizer Malaysia will showcase the new range at selected baby expos later this year, including TCE Baby Expo at MITEC from 2 to 4 October 2026 and TCE Baby Expo at Mid Valley from 3 to 6 December 2026, supported by trade activations across selected channels. Energizer® Ultimate Child ShieldTM coin lithium batteries are available in Malaysia in sizes 2032, 2025 and 2016 at selected retailers. For more information, please visit https://energizerultimatechildshield.com/malaysia/ . Product Details: Energizer® Ultimate Child ShieldTM CR2032 (2 Pack), RM15.90* Energizer® Ultimate Child ShieldTM CR2025 (2 Pack), RM15.90* Energizer® Ultimate Child ShieldTM CR2016 (2 Pack), RM15.90* *Note: Retail pricing is at the sole discretion of the retailer About Energizer Holdings, Inc. Originating from the invention of the first dry cell battery in the 1890s and introduced by parent company EVEREADY® in the 1980s, Energizer® is a market leader of high-quality, dependable household batteries. Synonymous with world-first innovations and emerging technologies, Energizer is leading and shaping the power and portable lighting categories with a powerful portfolio of groundbreaking products and consumer-led innovations. Energizer® is committed to continuing to build on its rich history of innovation and driving further sustainable measures across the portfolio.
2026-08-06 03:17:00

Global Times: China's innovation-driven growth can support more inclusive global development, says Arkebe Oqubay
BEIJING , Aug. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- China's economic growth is undergoing a structural shift, with new and emerging technologies moving beyond a supporting role to become genuine drivers of growth. According to data released by China's National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) in July, the high-end manufacturing, the digital economy and the modern services contributed more than 40 percent of China's growth in the first half of 2026. What is particularly notable is how this growth is being generated: through faster innovation and stronger technological capabilities rather than simply producing more of the same. Technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), robotization, new energy and digitalization are spreading across sectors, supported by substantial research and development (R&D) investment and, increasingly, by commercial applications. NBS data show that integrated circuit output alone reached nearly 280 billion units in the first half, up 23.1 percent year-on-year, underlining how quickly this capacity is expanding. At the same time, greater emphasis on the domestic market as a source of growth has helped the country absorb shocks from global crises and cushion the impact of geopolitical tensions and trade frictions on international trade. It has also helped offset the natural limitations of export markets. China has also benefited from the sheer size and purchasing power of its domestic market. These advantages allow new technologies and products to achieve economies of scale and drive learning-curve gains in manufacturing, as demonstrated by the development of new-energy vehicles and renewable energy. The expansion of sustainable public transport and continued infrastructure upgrades have not only contributed directly to GDP growth but also boosted productivity across sectors by generating agglomeration economies, spurring innovation and creating new comparative advantages. All of this has been underpinned by growing investment in R&D. China's R&D expenditure reached 2.8 percent of GDP in 2025, exceeding the OECD average for the first time. Its R&D workforce surpassed 7.5 million in full-time-equivalent terms, making it the largest in the world. This capacity has enabled China to lead globally in patent activity and, crucially, to shorten the path from invention to industrial-scale production. China's strategy therefore centres on combining innovation with the rapid modernization of manufacturing. Taken together, these strengths are creating long-term value and giving China genuine and durable competitiveness, not merely short-term resilience. The rise of AI, robotics and innovative medicines, dubbed the "next new three," should be understood against the same development trajectory that has driven China's "new three" of electric vehicles, lithium-ion batteries and photovoltaic products. As I have followed China's development closely, what stands out to me is how long this transformation has been taking shape. From the late 1980s, China began building science and technology parks and developing an ecosystem for innovation and industrial growth, while working to attract global firms in advanced manufacturing. These efforts gathered strong momentum after the country joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, alongside its wider opening-up and reform agenda. In 2015, the Made in China 2025 initiative set out a 10-year plan to upgrade Chinese manufacturing and accelerate the transition from investment-driven to innovation-driven growth. China's R&D output has risen sharply since then. The results are evident today. New-energy vehicles, renewable energy and battery storage technologies have advanced rapidly, with costs in some areas falling by more than 90 percent over the past decade. Biotechnology and pharmaceuticals have likewise grown rapidly. Perhaps most striking is the speed with which new products now move from invention to market, supported by an increasingly resilient industrial value chain. Beneficial, inclusive growth China's experience therefore offers valuable lessons in building innovation-led growth, both for emerging and developing economies in the Global South. Its wider significance lies in the potential to support broader global development. The 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai marked a significant milestone in efforts to ensure that AI development remains beneficial and inclusive. At the conference, China announced that it would provide developing countries with 5,000 opportunities for AI training and seminars over the next five years. It will also establish international AI application cooperation centers with the African Union and other regional organizations and help 30 countries use the AI-powered MAZU meteorological early-warning system. These commitments matter to developing economies, particularly because AI still lacks an effective global governance framework. Looking ahead, China has considerable capacity to shape global technological development and help build a governance system that benefits all United Nations member states. China has demonstrated a clear commitment to opening-up and equitable cooperation with developing countries. The priority now is to strengthen and expand that cooperation. Several channels can help advance this process. The United Nations remains the natural institutional home for global collaboration, while South-South platforms, including the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, BRICS and China-ASEAN cooperation, are well suited to addressing the specific priorities of the Global South. Institutions such as the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and the New Development Bank are equally important. They offer financing models that many developing countries currently struggle to obtain elsewhere. Reforming the global governance system matters just as much. A more representative United Nations, in which developing countries are properly represented at the decision-making table, would bring fresh dynamism to the way technology and its benefits are shared. Cooperation among industry associations, the private sector and research institutions can then accelerate this process on the ground. Ultimately, technology should be a bridge, not a barrier. How China chooses to share its technological advances will help determine whether the next wave of global development is inclusive or leaves half the world behind. The author is Arkebe Oqubay, a British academy global professor at SOAS University of London, a former senior minister and special adviser to the prime minister of Ethiopia. The article first appeared in the Global Times.
2026-08-06 03:06:00

Herbalgy Trophy Ignites Hong Kong as Football Fever Sweeps the City
Juventus Defeat Chelsea FC 1–0 "Goal-Getter Giveaway" Opens the Door to World-Class Football 1 , While 5 Children Fulfil Their Dreams as Player Mascots HONG KONG , Aug. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The Herbalgy Trophy: Chelsea FC vs Juventus, the headline of the Hong Kong Football Festival 2026 proudly presented by Pain Management Expert, Herbalgy, concluded successfully last night at Kai Tak Stadium. As football fever continues to sweep the world following this summer's FIFA World Cup, excitement in Hong Kong reached another high as two of Europe's most iconic clubs met on Hong Kong soil. Thousands of passionate supporters filled Kai Tak Stadium to witness an unforgettable night of elite football. Juventus claimed a 1–0 victory over Chelsea FC, while Edon Zhegrova was named Herbalgy Trophy Man of the Match after an outstanding display. High-resolution images available for download here: https://shorturl.at/6NcTT Returning as the title sponsor of the Hong Kong Football Festival for the second consecutive year, Herbalgy continues its commitment to bringing world-class sporting experiences to Hong Kong, bringing people together through football while supporting the development of local sports culture. Football Fever Continues Across the City To share the excitement with even more football fans, Herbalgy once again launched its citywide "Goal-Getter Giveaway", giving away 1,000 tickets to the Herbalgy Trophy and Chelsea Open Training through participating retailers across Hong Kong. With prizes worth over HK$1 million, the campaign gave lucky winners the opportunity to experience world-class football up close 1 , from watching Chelsea train to cheering alongside thousands of fans at Kai Tak Stadium on match day. From witnessing Chelsea FC's open training session to experiencing the electric atmosphere at Kai Tak Stadium on match day, lucky winners enjoyed a once-in-a-lifetime football journey alongside thousands of passionate supporters. Together, these unforgettable experiences helped bring the excitement of world-class football to every corner of Hong Kong. Dreams Come True for Five Young Angels Beyond creating unforgettable moments for football fans, Herbalgy remains committed to making a positive impact on the community. This year, the brand invited five children supported by Community Med Care to take part in the Herbalgy Trophy as player mascots. Three walked onto the pitch with Chelsea, while the other two accompanied Juventus, enjoying a once-in-a-lifetime experience in front of thousands of spectators. Standing side by side with world-renowned footballers on one of Hong Kong's biggest sporting stages was far more than a pre-match ceremony, it was a dream come true for each child. Through this meaningful initiative, Herbalgy hopes to inspire young people to pursue their dreams while sharing the joy, passion and positive values that sport brings to the community. Celebrating 27 Years of Herbalgy Through Sport As Herbalgy celebrates its 27th anniversary, the brand remains dedicated to promoting healthier living while supporting the long-term development of sport in Hong Kong. Through international football sponsorships, large-scale consumer campaigns and meaningful community initiatives, Herbalgy continues to create opportunities for Hongkongers to experience world-class sporting events while encouraging healthier and more active lifestyles. From the "Goal-Getter Giveaway", Chelsea FC Open Training and the Herbalgy Trophy to the Player Mascot Programme, Herbalgy has brought football closer to fans across the city while strengthening the connection between sport and the community. Looking ahead, Herbalgy will continue to combine the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine with modern scientific research to develop trusted pain management solutions, while supporting more major sporting and community initiatives that empower Hongkongers to live healthier, more active lives. 1 Goal-Getter Giveaway – Trade Promotion Competition Licence No.: 61362-4 2 The promotion is subject to terms and conditions. In the event of any dispute, Herbalgy reserves the right of final decision. About Herbalgy Herbalgy Pharmaceutical Ltd. is a company that captures the essence of Hong Kong. Founded in 1999 by the esteemed Professor of Chinese Medicine Wong Tin Chee, he has been inspired by his father, Wong To Yick, since childhood. With a deep passion for Traditional Chinese Medicine and herbal medicine research, Professor Wong has inherited his father's wisdom and expertise. He is committed to adhering to his father's philosophy of 'focusing on addressing the root cause rather than merely treating the symptoms' and the principle of 'viewing pain as a crucial indicator for identifying underlying issues'. Following the establishment of the family business, Professor Wong was encouraged by his father to create the well-known 'Herbalgy' brand. This name reflects the company's commitment to promoting healthy meridians and overall well-being. With decades of clinical experience and a love for Hong Kong's traditional Chinese medicine, he established a GMP-standard factory in Hong Kong to ensure the scientific production of traditional medicinal oils and plasters. He has since launched the brands 'Touch Cool', 'Herbalgy', and 'Tibet Red', which blend the unique characteristics of Hong Kong with accessible medicinal oils, magnetic therapy, herbal remedies, and physical therapy, making them some of the most enduring and best-selling brands in the region. These brands offer straightforward, medication-based home care solutions designed for the early prevention of chronic pain resulting from impaired circulation of blood and Qi in urban lifestyles. All products mentioned in this press release are registered proprietary Chinese medicines. Their statutory indications are based on the labels approved by the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong. For more information about Herbalgy, please visit: Website: https://herbalgy.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Herbalgy/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herbalgyhk/ Media Inquiries: Herbalgy Pharmaceutical Ltd. Marketing and Sales Department Phone: (852) 2380 9555 Email: cs@herbalgy.com PR Agency: SORTIE Agency Limited Phone: (852) 2855 6896 Email: info@sortieagency.com
2026-08-06 02:46:00

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